Null TRIUMPH TR6 PI, red Cabriolet dated 10/11/1971, French registration, LHD, s…

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TRIUMPH TR6 PI, red Cabriolet dated 10/11/1971, French registration, LHD, serial no. 1CP53076LP, 93459 km on the clock. 2L5 in-line 6-cylinder injection engine, 150 HP, 4-speed manual gearbox. Cosmic" light-alloy wheels. Black imitation upholstery, varnished wood dashboard, 3-spoke Moto-Lita steering wheel. Black canvas soft top. Luggage rack on rear trunk. Service invoices available. Vehicle sold as part of an Entre-deux-Mers estate.

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TRIUMPH TR6 PI, red Cabriolet dated 10/11/1971, French registration, LHD, serial no. 1CP53076LP, 93459 km on the clock. 2L5 in-line 6-cylinder injection engine, 150 HP, 4-speed manual gearbox. Cosmic" light-alloy wheels. Black imitation upholstery, varnished wood dashboard, 3-spoke Moto-Lita steering wheel. Black canvas soft top. Luggage rack on rear trunk. Service invoices available. Vehicle sold as part of an Entre-deux-Mers estate.

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